Resources ANZH

Resources for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in social sciences

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Local critical histories

General histories resources

Leadership guidance

Teacher content knowledge, as well as classroom materials

Teaching resources (existing and enhanced)

Teaching resources

Enriching Local Curriculum (ELC) ELC (which replaces LEOTC) supports community-based organisations to provide students with learning experiences that complement and enhance student learning, in alignment with the national curriculum. See: https://eotc.tki.org.nz/ELC-home

Social Sciences Online and Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories These websites have updates and resources for social sciences. Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories is a new space with the ANZH content and supporting information and resources. AVAILABLE: Updated regularly, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

The Aotearoa History Show season two The Ministry of Education is supporting season two of this RNZ podcast. Fourteen new episodes of the video series and podcasts will be available, as well as short animations for younger audiences. The Ministry of Education will provide accompanying teacher guidance for the series. Available: From Term 2, 2022

Connected – Culture and Histories, years 4–8 The Connected series has provided rich student texts and teacher guidance with a STEM focus. Now it has an Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories and culture focus and will be available in te reo Māori and English language versions. (Also linked to Te Marautanga o Aotearoa) Available: Term 2, 2022

Units of inquiry for Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories, years 1–10 These units centre on national contexts students can learn through, and about. Each unit supports teachers with their knowledge of the context and with providing rich learning opportunities for their students. Available: Term 2, 2022

Something Happened Here, years 4–10 Students (and teachers!) embark on scaffolded investigations into the histories behind locations – uncovering the stories, building their understandings, and practising critical inquiry. Available: For teachers who have registered, from Term 2, 2022, at School Kit

School Journal histories collections teacher support materials These teacher support materials showcase existing histories-related texts from the School Journal series. The materials offer examples of how to use these texts to support rich learning opportunities in Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories. Available: July 2021, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

Tūhura | Aotearoa Explorers, years 1–10 Tūhura provides four levelled collections of historical prompts at years 1–3, 4–6, 7–8 and 9–10. Each collection provides a template for students to explore the histories around the objects, along with teacher guidance on how to shape and adapt the resources for their inquiry. Available: Term 1, 2022

Leading Local Curriculum Guide One This curriculum guide supports school leaders to understand and plan for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in social sciences. It explores the foundational and key capabilities for engaging with the new curriculum content. AVAILABLE: https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

Our Stories posters These A3 posters provide examples of histories-related texts, including some from School Journal, School Journal Story Library, Connected, and Junior Journal. The posters link these texts about the histories of a range of groups to the ANZH progress outcomes. AVAILABLE: July 2021, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

Nelly in Aotearoa, years 1–3 In these animated videos, students will meet Nelly – a young godwit visiting Aotearoa for the first time. The themed videos support foundational learning for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in social studies. They have accompanying teacher support materials. Available: Term 1, 2022

Leading Local Curriculum Guide Two This curriculum guide builds on the first guide. It supports school leaders to move into thinking in more detail about the implementation of ANZH within social sciences. Available: March 2022, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

School Journal and other series – reviews and teacher guidance Histories-related texts from School Journal, School Journal Story Library, Connected, and Junior Journal, are being reviewed by a small group of historians. These reviews, including guidance for teachers, will be published online. Available: Term 3, 2022

ANZH in Action series In these videos you can watch teachers trialling parts of Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in their classrooms. They demonstrate a range of teaching strategies and learning activities to bring the histories to life. There are also sets of complementary planning guides, including a template for your own planning. Available: Teaching Resources | Aotearoa NZ’s Histories (education.govt.nz)

Local critical histories A Ministry of Education team is working with iwi and with other groups in school communities to identify critical histories from their rohe and how they might want these to be explored in schools. AVAILABLE: Ongoing

Regional resources stocktake This research project will uncover local resources, including places, people, organisations, and digital and print materials. These will then be curated into useful information for schools on local/regional resources for histories. Completed: Term 4, 2022

Local critical histories, iwi A Ministry of Education team is working with iwi and with other groups in school communities to identify critical histories from their rohe and how they might want these to be explored in schools. Available: Ongoing

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Te Ara o Te Kīngitanga | The Search for a King, years 7–10 These engaging and exciting books tell the stories of the establishment of the Kīngitanga movement. The four student books and teacher support materials will be available in te reo Māori and English language versions. (Also linked to Te Marautanga o Aotearoa) Available: August 2022

Histories books for school libraries In May and June 2021, schools and kura were invited to order up to $200 of high-quality Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories books for their libraries. Available: Deliveries completed by end of July 2021

Board of Trustees information This information will help school trustees understand critical parts of the histories curriculum content and its relevance for their work. AVAILABLE: March 2022 on the NZTA website

Resources for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in social sciences

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Leading Local Curriculum Guide One

School Journal histories collections teacher support materials

KEY

Board of Trustees information

Leading Local Curriculum Guide Two

Local critical histories

General histories resources

Leadership guidance

Regional resources stocktake

Teacher content knowledge, as well as classroom materials

Teaching resources (existing and enhanced)

Teaching resources

Connected – Culture and Histories years 4–8

Our Stories posters

ANZH in Action series

Local critical histories

Local critical histories, iwi

Something Happened Here years 4–10

Tūhura | Aotearoa Explorers years 1–10

Units of inquiry for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories years 1–10

Nelly in Aotearoa years 1–3

School Journal and other series reviews and teacher guidance

Histories books for school libraries

The Aotearoa History Show season two

Te Ara o Te Kīngitanga | The Search for a King years 8–10

Enriching Local Curriculum (ELC)

Social Sciences Online and Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories

Leading Local Curriculum Guide One This curriculum guide supports school leaders to understand and plan for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in social sciences. It explores the foundational and key capabilities for engaging with the new curriculum content. AVAILABLE: https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

School Journal histories collections teacher support materials These teacher support materials showcase existing histories-related texts from the School Journal series. The materials offer examples of how to use these texts to support rich learning opportunities in Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories. AVAILABLE: July 2021, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

Board of Trustees information This information will help school trustees understand critical parts of the histories curriculum content and its relevance for their work. AVAILABLE: March 2022 on the NZSTA website

Regional resources stocktake This research project will uncover local resources, including places, people, organisations, and digital and print materials. These will then be curated into useful information for schools on local/regional resources for histories. COMPLETED: Term 4, 2022

Leading Local Curriculum Guide Two This curriculum guide builds on the first guide. It supports school leaders to move into thinking in more detail about the implementation of ANZH within social sciences. AVAILABLE: March 2022, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

The Aotearoa History Show season two The Ministry of Education is supporting season two of this RNZ podcast. Fourteen new episodes of the video series and podcasts will be available, as well as short animations for younger audiences. The Ministry of Education will provide accompanying teacher guidance for the series. AVAILABLE: From Term 2, 2022

Connected – Culture and Histories, years 4–8 The Connected series has provided rich student texts and teacher guidance with a STEM focus. Now it has an Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories and culture focus and will be available in te reo Māori and English language versions. (Also linked to Te Marautanga o Aotearoa) AVAILABLE: From Term 2, 2022

Histories books for school libraries In May and June 2021, schools and kura were invited to order up to $200 of high-quality Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories books for their libraries. AVAILABLE: Deliveries completed by end of July 2021

School Journal and other series – reviews and teacher guidance Histories-related texts from School Journal, School Journal Story Library, Connected, and Junior Journal, are being reviewed by a small group of historians. These reviews, including guidance for teachers, will be published online. AVAILABLE: Term 3, 2022

Nelly in Aotearoa, years 1–3 In these animated videos, students will meet Nelly – a young godwit visiting Aotearoa for the first time. The themed videos support foundational learning for Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in social studies. They have accompanying teacher support materials. AVAILABLE: Term 1, 2022

Tūhura | Aotearoa Explorers, years 1–10 Tūhura provides four levelled collections of historical prompts at years 1–3, 4–6, 7–8 and 9–10. Each collection provides a template for students to explore the histories around the objects, along with teacher guidance on how to shape and adapt the resources for their inquiry. AVAILABLE: Term 1, 2022

Units of inquiry for Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories, years 1–10 These units centre on national contexts students can learn through, and about. Each unit supports teachers with their knowledge of the context and with providing rich learning opportunities for their students. AVAILABLE: Term 2, 2022

Something Happened Here, years 4–10 Students (and teachers!) embark on scaffolded investigations into the histories behind locations – uncovering the stories, building their understandings, and practising critical inquiry. AVAILABLE: For teachers who have registered, from Term 2, 2022, at School Kit

Local critical histories, iwi A Ministry of Education team is working with iwi and with other groups in school communities to identify critical histories from their rohe and how they might want these to be explored in schools. AVAILABLE: Ongoing

Local critical histories A Ministry of Education team is working with iwi and with other groups in school communities to identify critical histories from their rohe and how they might want these to be explored in schools. AVAILABLE: Ongoing

Our Stories posters These A3 posters provide examples of histories-related texts, including some from School Journal, School Journal Story Library, Connected, and Junior Journal. The posters link these texts about the histories of a range of groups to the ANZH progress outcomes. AVAILABLE: July 2021, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources

ANZH in Action series In these videos you can watch teachers trialling parts of Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories in their classrooms. They demonstrate a range of teaching strategies and learning activities to bring the histories to life. There are also sets of complementary planning guides, including a template for your own planning. AVAILABLE: Teaching Resources | Aotearoa NZ’s Histories (education.govt.nz)

Te Ara o Te Kīngitanga | The Search for a King, years 7–10 These engaging and exciting books tell the stories of the establishment of the Kīngitanga movement. The four student books and teacher support materials will be available in te reo Māori and English language versions. (Also linked to Te Marautanga o Aotearoa) AVAILABLE: August 2022

Enriching Local Curriculum (ELC) ELC (which replaces LEOTC) supports community-based organisations to provide students with learning experiences that complement and enhance student learning, in alignment with the national curriculum. SEE: https://eotc.tki.org.nz/ELC-home

Social Sciences Online and Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories These websites have updates and resources for social sciences. Aotearoa New Zealand’s Histories is a new space with the ANZH content and supporting information and resources. AVAILABLE: Updated regularly, https://aotearoahistories.education.govt.nz/resources